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“Sticky” doors and windows? Plate crushing could be to blame The Issue When there is a large point load coming

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While doing the code analysis for two buildings with a mix of Assembly and Business occupancies the following question came up….Restroom

I would like to think it’s not a coincidence that EVstudio’s new offices are within walking distance to Inspiration Point

Copper takes form in many ways and applications in our built environments. Plumbing lines, plumbing fixtures, electrical conducting applications, as

In 2018, EVstudio was awarded a unique and special project with Adams County’s Children & Family services, with director Janis

Last month, I wrote a blog post about things you can’t fix with duct tape — specifically, post-tension tendon sheathing.

I recently went out to do a punch list review on one of EV Studio’s latest projects which is nearing

One of the most common questions that we get at EVstudio is, “What kind of toys did you play with

Last week we talked about the first two components of successful daylighting. This week we follow up with the next

Nails are a very common fastener in most any construction project. Over the years nails have become very specialized. As

Join us in welcoming two new steller EVers to our structural engineering family. Mark Hamilton, P.E. has recently joined

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